Excluding proof copies (which are not listed), these are all the known
editions of books by or featuring Stephen Jones. If you know of any others, please
contact the author/editor atsj@stephenjoneseditor.com

Children of the night—what screams they make! This volume of previously uncollected fiction from "Britain's Prince of Chill" contains nineteen tales of fantasy and the supernatural from the past four decades, including four brand-new stories and an original Afterword appearing here for the first time. In these masterful tales of horror and humour, the mostly young protagonists encounter bizarre and unusual creatures of various shapes and sizes: some frightening, some funny, some sad—but all entertaining. From such memorable monsters as the Hoppity-Jump, the Slippity-Slop, the Gale-Wuggle, the Tele-Mon, the Wind-billie and the Mudadora, to classic frighteners such as the ghoul, the werewolf, Frankenstein's Creature and Count Dracula himself, this last collection stands as a fitting tribute to a writer who shared his unique world of frights and fancies with a long and loyal readership. As R. Chetwynd-Hayes would say: "I wish you monstrous good reading".

FOREWORD: THE FINAL CURTAIN

Stephen Jones

THE CAT ROOM

THE MUDADORA

GHOUL AT LARGE

THE THIRD EYE

THE FLOATERS

THE HOPPITY-JUMP

BONGLA

THE TELE-MON

BIG-FEET

PACKAGE HOLIDAY

BROWNIE

THE HARPY

WALK IN DARKNESS

THE WIND-BILLIE

THE SLIPPITY-SLOP

HIGH WORLD

HOMEMADE MONSTER

THE GREAT INDESTRUCTIBLE

THE WEREWOLF

THE GALE-WUGGLE

AFTERWORD: TIME TRAVEL AND ME

R. Chetwynd-Hayes

Reviews

"Who better than the venerable Stephen Jones to edit this delectable anthology? . . . Some of the stories here are frightening, some funny, and some are workaday, but all are highly diverting. A collection not to be missed."
—Barry Forshaw
GOOD BOOK GUIDE

"This is a handsome book, and a lovely tribute to an author who added a lot to the horror genre."
—Tina Rath
VOICES FROM THE VAULTS, Winter 2002/3

"A series of good, old-fashioned ghost and monster stories, well and lovingly told by a gentleman storyteller of the highest calibre."
—Ariel
THE ALIEN ONLINE